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Author: Cristina A McGibben
Fiction Rated: K+ - English - General/Spiritual - Published: 05-06-08 - Updated: 05-06-08 - Complete - id:2514410

On the grave he sits and stares at me. Black eyes like an eternity. My messenger, my love, he sits and perches in his grace and caws to me in a beckoning display of sorrow. He misses me. Flies over my path as I walk, but will never let me get close to him. It is so forbidden. He takes to flight to tell me to prepare. In short I know he is here, watching me, waking me, hoping and praying for me; telling me to not be of the grave. “Do not be this” he caws, “do not lie here” he screams in desperate warning. He beckons to me but I cannot understand the meaning. I see the worry he carries upon his ruffled back; feathers in disarray. I know he loves me. He is always there and always will be. Someday I will return to him…someday he will take me home….but not today.



© Copyright 2008 Cristina A McGibben (FictionPress ID:608279).


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